Live at the Target

Live at the Target
Live album by Twelfth Night
Released February 1981
Recorded The Target, Reading, Berkshire, 15-16 January 1981
Genre Neo-progressive
Length 45:38
Label Twelfth Night Records
Producer Twelfth Night
Twelfth Night chronology
Early Material
(1980)		 Live at the Target
(1981)		 Smiling at Grief
(1982)

Live at the Target is a live album released by the British neo-progressive band Twelfth Night in 1981.

Details

Shortly after the release of Early Material, singer Electra McLeod left Twelfth Night (or was asked to leave), leaving the band with a new release featuring a vocalist, but without a vocalist for concerts. Live at the Target was recorded to re-establish the band as an instrumental unit. For the first time, a Twelfth Night recording was released on vinyl.

As the title suggests, it is a live recording, made at The Target, a now closed pub built under the Butts Centre in their home town of Reading.

The Cyclops re-issue of Live at the Target contains "Encore Une Fois" and "Freddie Hepburn" from The First Tape Album and "Afghan Red" from Early Material.

The "Definitive Edition" is a 2 x CD expanded version consisting of the original album and live material, including two rare studio tracks.

Track listing

All songs written by Twelfth Night.

  1. "Für Helene Part I" (6:46)
  2. "After the Eclipse" (7:31)
  3. "East to West" (10:36)
  4. "Sequences" (19:56)

2004 reissue includes the above plus

  1. "Afghan Red" (12:16)
  2. "Freddie Hepburn" (8:45)
  3. "Encore Une Fois" (6:46)

Definitive Edition Reissue

Live at the Target is the third of the Twelfth Night "definitive edition" releases and was released 6 January 2012

Disc One

  1. "Für Helene I" (6:56)
  2. "After the Eclipse" (7:53)
  3. "East to West" (10:55)
  4. "Sequences" (20:10)

Recorded 15-16 January 1981, The Target, Reading

Disc Two

  1. "Entropy" (14:23) - Old Five Bells, Northampton, 29 March 1981
  2. "Keep the Aspidistra Flying" (8:00) - Old Five Bells, Northampton, 29 March 1981
  3. "Encore Une Fois" (6:04) - Bridgehouse, Bracknell, 12 April 1980
  4. "(Hats Off To) Freddie Hepburn" (8:42) - Bridgehouse, Bracknell, 12 April 1980
  5. "Afghan Single" (3:54) - Woodcray Manor Farm Studios, Wokingham, 25 May 1981
  6. "Für Helene I" (5:11) - Arny’s Shack, Bournemouth, August 1980
  7. "The Cunning Man" (6:14) - Reading University, 27 June 1980
  8. "Afghan Red" (11:25) - The Target, Reading, 21 November 1980
  9. "Für Helene II" (12:33) - Reading University, 13 November 1979

Previously unreleased tracks

Personnel

External links

Twelfth Night Official Website

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